वैसेवेलिक मांसपेशी संकुचन की प्रक्रिया जैसे कि भोजन के साथ भोजन चलता है

Noun:

क्रमिक वृत्तों में होने वाले लहरदार आकुंचन से युक्‍त पेशियों में आपने आप होने ाली एक गति जिससे शरीर की आरंभिक नली में स्थित पदार्थ आगे खिसकते है, पेशियों की एक स्‍वयंभू लहरीली गति, क्रम-संकोच, क्रमाकुंचन,

peristalsis's Usage Examples:

The food is moved along the small intestine by rhythmic movement of muscles called peristalsis.

This in turn increases peristalsis and stool weight and reduces the transit time of the stool in through the bowel.

Motility disorders such as Hirschsprung's disease and psuedo-obstruction may cause blockages by retarding peristalsis, the intestinal muscle contractions that move food and waste.

peristalsis moves food along the digestive system.

These products increase fecal volume in order to stimulate peristalsis.

The large number of vegetable substances used as purgatives owe their action to an irritating effect upon the mucous membrane and the neuro-muscular apparatus of the bowel, whereby the secretions and peristalsis are more or less increased, as the result of which diarrhoea ensues.

Internally strychnine acts as a bitter, increasing the secretion of gastric juice and the intestinal peristalsis, being a direct stimulant to the muscular coat; in this manner it has a purgative action.

Sometimes there is too little peristalsis, which can slow the passage of undigested material through the colon and cause constipation.

It has in addition a markedly depressing action upon the respiratory centre, it lessens all the secretions except the sweat, and diminishes bowel peristalsis and the size of the pupil.

These are paralysed by atropine, and intestinal peristalsis is consequently made more active, the muscles being released from nervous control.

peristalsis's Meaning':

the process of wavelike muscle contractions of the alimentary tract that moves food along

Synonyms:

activity, bodily function, vermiculation, bodily process, body process,

Antonyms:

anastalsis, assembly, discontinuation, inactivity, discontinuance,